Radio Africa Group has apologized to Kenyans who attended Boyz II Men show held on 10th, June 2023 at Uhuru Gardens.
The event which was very well attended was met by a few technical hitches that left a section of Netizens disappointed.
Among those hitches is the sound system which many termed as not appealing to the ears.
The Stanbic Yetu Event was held by Radio Africa Events in conjunction with Stanbic Bank.
It was expected to be the biggest show in the +254.
The statement reads
Dear Concert-Goers,
We would like to express our deepest gratitude for your support and for coming to the 3rd Yetu Festival.
Your passion for the music and unwavering enthusiasm inspires us to push boundaries and create extraordinary experiences. We value your feedback and want you to know that we are actively listening to your concerns on social media and other channels.
We would like to address the concerns and frustrations expressed especially regarding the sound quality in the General Arena at our recent concert and the other concerns raised.
First and foremost, we want to acknowledge the incredible experience we shared together last year. The overwhelming success of that concert motivated us to curate and bring an even more remarkable event this year.
We however sincerely apologize for falling short of your expectations with regards particularly to the sound quality and layout in the General Arena. We acknowledge it was a concert of two parts.
We understand the disappointment and frustration you may have felt, and we want to assure you that we take your feedback seriously.
Our team has been diligently working to investigate the root causes of the sound issues and find solutions to prevent their recurrence in the future. We have engaged experienced sound engineers and technical experts to analyse the situation thoroughly. We are committed to rectifying these issues and ensuring that all future concerts deliver the exceptional audio and layout experience you deserve.
We genuinely apologize for any frustration or inconvenience caused.
The Yetu Festival was conceived as a Kenyan festival that enables us to bring the best and most iconic and internationally renowned artists to play, connect and interact on the same stage with Kenya’s very best icons and emerging talent in the most magical performances of our time.
The event also supports and creates an opportunity for many events companies, sound, tent, security and logistic companies, musicians, songwriters, producers, artists, designers, makeup specialists, beverage companies and many other service providers, an opportunity to grow and support their employees.
Our vision is to create one of Africa’s biggest festivals to not just build great experiences but also regenerate and stimulate the creative economy by putting millions of shillings back into the music, events and logistics industry. In the longer term we see the beginning of and the creation of a massive new concert tourism industry with visitors coming from all over the world to Kenya.
Our commitment to providing you with outstanding musical experiences remains steadfast and clear; dreaming big and creating unimaginable shows in our country.
We are devoted to learning from this experience and implementing the necessary improvements to ensure that all our future events exceed your expectations.
Thank you for being part of our musical journey.
We deeply appreciate your support and look forward to creating more unforgettable memories together in the future.
Radio Africa Events
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